Great Tool

Great experience, from ease of use to customer service!

We have experienced greater sales revenues since swapping to Corsizio from another (better known) provider of Events management software. In addition to that, we have actually found it much more useful as a tool within the business. It delivers more of what we need, and has significantly helped to reduce the course administration process overall.

Pros

The software is great. It's easy to use and pretty intuitive. But to top that off, we've had excellent customer service. We've made suggestions that we've recognised would benefit our usage, and so often, they have been acted upon and then subsequently rolled out to the wider user community; from colour coding courses, to now (sneak preview) creating a print friendly version of the upcoming courses.

Cons

The one challenge I've had is wrapping my head around the multi-delegate booking. It does work very well (by adding the related delegate option) but I haven' experienced it from the user perspective to see how the payment works. As a training provider though, there have been no issues in terms of receiving payments from organisations with multiple delegates, so this is probably more a reflection of me not understanding it from the buyer's perspective.

Simple, light, glitch free and efficient

Overall I really like it for its simplicity and clean programming, the interface jsut makes sense, which cannot be said from many other software platforms.

Pros

I love how well the software works, never freezes, never crashes, it's fast and efficient. I love the integration. The customer service is truly the best. It works really well for my associate teachers, they can set up their own courses and learned to use it really quickly, this means it is very well designed.

Cons

Would love to see multiple course registration, so students don't need to register each time, but once for several courses. Since we now run hybrid classes: (online and in-person at the same time, we could really use a capacity by ticket type feature within an event, also when sending memos, seeing who paid for what (ticket type) would be useful so that you can only send, for example, recorded classes to those people who paid extra for that additional service. Multiple course discounts would also be great (for the same person)

Very good event booking solution with room for improvement in paymant methods

I like Corsizio, it's a powerful tool to manage event bookings. If there were additional payment methods I would advise everyone to use Corsizio.

Pros

Setting up, cloning and modifying of events is absolutely simple. There are all functions you need to manage your bookings or send informations to your participants.

Cons

Unfortunately payment methods like PayPal or direct debit which are mostly used in Germany are not supported. Therefore the whole payment checking and confirmation process has to be done manually.

Super Easy to Set Up

We used to have a customized Wordpress implementation for our course registration, complete with shopping cart and calendar. Problem was that updates to Wordpress would break the site, leading to unpredictable outcomes for a critical function. With Corsizio, I have the functionality of our old custom implementation, plus lots more (e.g. auto waitlisting, email notifications, tiered pricing, gift codes). The beautiful part is that these features are designed with the course registration process in mind.

Pros

I loved how I could go in and set up the course registrations for our school very quickly. The interface is very simple, and Corsizio is very thoughtfully designed. I was able to go from zero to full online implementation in less than an hour. The other strong point is the Customer Support. It is provided over email and I found that we would get responses within hours. We had one customer who had issues with payment, the Customer Support person did the troublehooting and determined it was a customer internet error. All good!

Cons

I can't think of a negative. Maybe if the percentage that Stripe deducts were lower? But that's not a Corsizio issue.